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How do you know you have them?I have some zoa eating nudibranch and I’d like to know the best way to get rid of them and I’m not sure if it being there too long will ruin my coral
I can see them on my zoanthidHow do you know you have them?
You can’t really see them but basically it’s causing my zoas to close upcan you show a picture?
can you show a picture?
Zoas close up for all kinds of reasons - unless you found nudis via RO dip, you can't just assume they are the reason for zoa behavourYou can’t really see them but basically it’s causing my zoas to close up
do wrasses eat nudibranch , just out of curiosity ?Zoas close up for all kinds of reasons - unless you found nudis via RO dip, you can't just assume they are the reason for zoa behavour
Zoas close up for all kinds of reasons - unless you found nudis via RO dip, you can't just assume they are the reason for zoa behavour
Yes, wrasse would.do wrasses eat nudibranch , just out of curiosity ?
So what could it be? Because I have other zoas that are currently opening up fineThey aren't that small and they tend to be the same color of the zoa they are eating so they pop quite easily. I had a wild colony of zoas a while ago and had a few that were easily seen without dipping. Much larger than a amphipod.
I have a zoa colony thats half open half melted (been like that for a couple of months). i have 3 other zoa colonies with 100s polyps that are nearby and happy. The reasons for why they decide to melt away are little understood.So what could it be? Because I have other zoas that are currently opening up fine
Yes but there is something on my coral. I might just dip it againI have a zoa colony thats half open half melted (been like that for a couple of months). i have 3 other zoa colonies with 100s polyps that are nearby and happy. The reasons for why they decide to melt away are little understood.
Highly recommend the dip. If you can, try to gently scrub and siphon the area of the rock around where the frag was too.Yes but there is something on my coral. I might just dip it again
Yes I have a melanurus and 6 line that took care of the problem for me. I would also dip however you’d be surprised of what’s on some of your corals!do wrasses eat nudibranch , just out of curiosity ?
Thank youYes I have a melanurus and 6 line that took care of the problem for me. I would also dip however you’d be surprised of what’s on some of your corals!
No problem, I like most of us learned the hard way. But that’s the beauty of the hoby. There’s always more to learn.Thank you
Definitely dip them again. As someone else said, zoa eating nudis are not that small. You can definitely see them in the colony if you’re looking carefully. The other thing to look for and gently scrub away with a soft toothbrush would be eggs on the stalks of the zoas. The eggs end up looking like little swirls.Yes but there is something on my coral. I might just dip it again